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In a country as large as Canada, there is
a great variety of newspapers. Some have
modest equipment and only a few employees;
others have huge plants and employ many
hundreds. Illustrated is the drum press in
the basement of a weekly’s office building.
Une presse plate dans le sous-sol d’un
hebdomadaire. Dans un pays aussi grand
et aussi divers que le Canada, |’équipement
des journaux varie beaucoup, depuis les
puissantes rotatives jusqu’à la modeste
illustrée ici.
presse
À reader contemplates the finished product.
A farmer, his day’s labor over, reads of
events near home and of far-off places. His
interest lies not only in the news but in the
advertisements which often are a valuable
guide to his purchasing.
Le produit fini et son consommateur: le
lecteur.
Make-up time on a weekly newspaper which
identifies itself with worthwhile community
projects. These papers frequently take the
lead in pointing the way to improvements
for both farmers and townsfolk.
L’atelier de composition d’un hebdoma-
daire. Les hebdomadaires canadiens s’effor-
cent de promouvoir des projets destinés a
améliorer la situation des agriculteurs et des
citadins.
Many a Canadian boy earns his pocket
change by delivering newspapers. These
carriers boys are found everywhere—in big
cities, small towns and in rural areas—making
their out-of-school hours profitable. Here they
wait for their supply.
Un groupe d’enfants qui distribuent des
journaux après les heures d’école.
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